First you google it and it says Netflix. You open Netflix, nothing. So you try Prime Video, not there either. You have opened five tabs before you have watched a single minute.
Streaming libraries change all the time. Licences expire, titles get pulled from one service and appear on another. Google cannot always reflect those changes the moment they happen, which is how you end up looking at information that went stale weeks ago.
On top of that, the number of services to keep track of is no longer small. Between Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Max, Gain and Tabii, titles are scattered across dozens of different apps. Finding the one you are after has become far more work than it used to be.
Then the decision part begins. Sitting down on the sofa at nine in the evening and spending half an hour looking for something to watch is an activity in itself these days, isn't it? Even once you know which service has a title, you still go and check its IMDb score, the reviews and the plot.
That is exactly why having all of it on one screen makes such a difference. Seeing which service carries a title in your country, its IMDb score, user reviews and similar recommendations in the same place cuts the decision process down dramatically.
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